Harrison Street Real Estate Capital, LLC and fifteenfortyseven Critical Systems Realty (“1547”) bought the center from the Los Angeles-based CIM group. The sale was part of a portfolio of four data centers in Illinois, New York, and Wyoming.
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DataBank, a major player in the data storage business, has chosen Orangetown as its newest location to expand its capacity in the New York metro region.
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Real estate developer Etta Ostreicher of Monsey has purchased the former Holiday Inn chain hotel at 329 Route 303 for a reported $5.8 million and renamed it the Armoni Hotel.
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Gov. Hochul Names Two To Jumpstart Legalized Cannabis; Association For The Visually Impaired Aligns With BRIDGES, briefs
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Rockland County Business Journal is pleased to offer our readers and members access to upcoming Requests for Bids and Requests for Proposals from Rockland County, various Towns and Villages and other municipal entities in the County.
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Anticipating ramped up demand for small kitchen appliances, prior to the pandemic, the fast-growing Chefman company in Orangeburg plans to break ground on a major expansion of its building on 29 Corporate Drive in September.
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The Town of Orangetown has chosen Kitching/Pelayo as the “preferred developer” to redevelop the HNA Palisades Center at 334 Route 9W.
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The Town of Orangetown board members on Tuesday effectively disqualified a developer and his team from the contest to redevelop the HNA Palisades Training site despite extending an invitation to a scheduled meeting on Wednesday to lay out plans and share financial information.
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Three muscular development teams with impressive portfolios presented visions to transform the now-shuttered HNA Palisades Training Center during a Town of Orangetown ZOOM meeting on Wednesday.
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A June 2019 appraisal ordered by Vasco Ventures, the Brooklyn group that tried unsuccessfully to purchase the HNA Training Center in Palisades in 2019 from its Chinese owner, reported that the 106-acre Town of Orangetown property’s “as is” value was worth between $18 and $20 million as a hotel/conference center.
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